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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1904

Page

3

Boston Beats Chicago 5 to 2 in pennant race clash

Boston triumphs over Chicago 5 to 2 as Dineen yields to Smith in a tight battle. Ferris, Collins and Parent star infield and batting support, while Unglaub’s coaching draws criticism. Boston leads with six games left, aiming to clinch the pennant if New York falters.

Boston Chicago Ferris Collins New York Parent Isbell Dineen Stahl Selbach Freeman Smith Criger Lachance Short Unglaub Collins A Holmes Tannehill Green Jones Bostons A. Parent Eerede Collins Eeeeerones Freeman Seene Jones Callahan G Sullivan Heydon Issake Ease Dundon Ee Smith Patterson Cedesetaaes Eeeewraeseone Sullivan Sheridan

Where is Hurley the question at Harvard

Harvard men await word on Captain Hurley of the Crimson football team after he exited the Williams game in the second half and has not appeared at Soldier Field. Coaches are uncertain and Trainer MacMasters hints at a slight injury, but locals doubt it explains his absence at a crucial stage of the season.

Harvard Hurley Crimson Williams Santa Soldierfield MacMasters

Fast Racing Opens Fall Light Harness Meet at Narragansett Park

Favorites swept all three events at Narragansett Park opening day as Vance Nuckols rode in all races. Ginger won the 2:15 pace for Alcander gelding with Newsboy and Lucy Yeiser splitting second and third. Young Stamboul led the 2:15 trot with Miss Brock’s second, and Little Rube edged Bonnie Delmar in the 2:24 pace. Best heats posted 2:71.54, 2:14% and 2:15% respectively.

Providence R. J Narragansett Park Vance Nuckols Ginger Newsboy Lucy Yeiser Young Stamboul Brock Little Rube Bonnie Delmar

Boston at Chicago: last home game and Buckenberger farewell

Chicago at 3 today marks the season's final Boston home game where Wilhelm pitches for Boston and Al Buckenberger bids farewell before heading to Syracuse to manage next season. Buckenberger praises fast, enthusiastic youngsters and notes Lauterborn may become a star while debating infield shifts and Batty's fielding.

Chicago Boston Nationals Wilhelm Boston al R Buckenberger Syracuse Lauterborn Raymer Batty Willis Chesbro New York Collins’ Boys White Sox John T. Brush Giants St. Louis

Three Days More of Grace for Blair $5 Cure Offer

Doctor Blair extends his famous $5 guarantee for three more days to treat all applicants at a nominal sum until cured. Free X ray examination offered. offices crowded, promising radical improvement and a complete cure under the final deadline of Saturday October 8 at 8 PM.

Blair Doctor Blair Reet Berlin London

Three Days Grace Offer by Dr Blair Ends October Sth

Doctor Blair offers a complete radical cure for five dollars for those applying by October Sth, no monthly payments, medicines included. The offer expires Saturday October Sth at 8 P M. and treatment must begin by then to receive the benefit.

Doctor Blair

Boxing Gossip Promises 15 Round Thunder For Fall Mountain Club

Boxing notes from Boston to Bellows Falls outline Jack Hamilton versus Young Sidney in a 15 round main event next Friday night. Hamilton favored after recent showings, Sidney a puzzle who could deliver a champion style bout. Preliminary bouts include Young Gatis versus Kids and Owen Kenney as referee. Other items cover club finances, forfeit battles for the middleweight title, and several 10 round bouts featuring Ashley, Sullivan, Baldwin, Walsh, and Langford with tentative future matches against Gans, Forbes, and Regan as plans unfold.

Jack Hamilton Troy Sidney Boston Fall Mountain A. C Bellows Falls Hamilton Jimmy Briggs Youn Gatis Owen Kenney Manchester Hadie Keevin Union A. C Joe Woodman Woodman Nym Jack O’brien Fitzsimmons, McCoy Tommy Ryan O’brien Brockton George Ashley Fall River Relfield Walcott Guy Ashley John L. Sullivan Matty Baldwin Jim Burke Lawrence Jimmy Walsh Bob Kendrick Philadelphia Walsh Eddie Keevin Harry Forbes Johnny Regan St. Louis Sam Langford Saginaw Mich Martin Duffy Chicago Duffy Kid McCoy Jack Twin

Notes from Camp Collins Highlight Boston Title Hope

A report from Camp Collins shows manager Collins optimistic about Boston winning the pennant while Chicago fans and players face sympathy from locals. Talks of lineup changes for 1905, Burns Weller’s potential, and calls to relax rules accompany reflections on New York games and fan belief that results are fixed in favor of New York.

Young Dineen Killilea Boston Collins Chicago Carl Green New York Tessie West Burns Weller Lou Criger Owever

Deafness Cured Claim From West Newton Man

David Cronin of 24 Magne Avenue West Newton says he was nearly stone deaf in his right ear for years. He describes inability to hear conversations and ticking watches and says a discovery by Doctor Blair offered a new cure. He tried it as an experiment and reports improvement.

David Cronin Magne Avenue West Newton Blair

Kidney Trouble Mrs S R Hamblin Praises Doctor Blair

A Dorchester woman recounts five years of back pain burning sensations and hot flushes before seeking Doctor Blair. After treatment the symptoms rapidly faded and she regained vitality, endorsing others to consult him.

Blair

Man regains hearing after years of silence

A testimony describes a remarkable recovery as doctors restored hearing in an ear that had been deaf for years. The subject notes the improvement occurred within days, not weeks or months, enabling sound as clearly as in childhood.

Nervous Debility A Boston Man Seeks Help From Doctor Blair

Michael E. Lee of 184 Eustis Street Boston describes a long decline in health with back pains memory loss headaches sleeplessness and social dread. He was weak and unable to work and feared a hopeless fate until he learned of Doctor Blair's miraculous cures and chose to pursue treatment.

Michael E. Lee Eustis St Boston Mass Blair

Free X Ray Examination by Doctor Blair

A public notice promotes a free x ray examination by Doctor Blair claiming a complete fluoroscopic setup to diagnose any病 affliction with absolute certainty. The ad emphasizes no charge to patients and promises cure guidance.

Blair

Mr Hagen hosts lavish Locust Street reception in Philadelphia

Joseph Hagen celebrated a threefold event at his new 8812 Locust street home a house warming a reunion of his sisters from Europe and a farewell as he begins a business tour West. The West Locust mansion valued at $20000 featured a grand piano oil paintings and portraits of famous boxers. Philadelphia Jack O'Brien the prizefighter pseudonym presided as host and will depart today on a western tour to meet pugilists.

Philadelphia Joseph Hagen Locust Street Hagen Europe West Locust Street Mr. Hagen Bition Jack O’brien

Grenade Dominates Fair View Stakes at Morris Park

Grenade, second Choice, won the Fair View selling stakes at Morris Park by a length and a half in 1:46 14. Royelle, the favorite, captured the Corinthian steeplechase by one length and a half from Conover. Time 4:37 ¼. Canteen, Druid, Escutcheon, and Waterford won the other races.

Grenade Fair View New York Morris Park Royelle Conover Canteen Druid Escutcheon Waterford

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